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The Golden State Warriors have spent this offseason watching other teams make the big moves. Steve Kerr's roster missed out on LeBron James, and the front office has mostly stood pat as Steph Curry enters the later stages of his career.
But that quiet approach may not be the full story. According to a new report, Golden State has not ruled out bringing back a familiar face if the right opportunity arises this season.
The update comes from Clutch Points insider Brett Siegel. Sources told Siegel the organization has not fully moved on from the idea of reuniting Curry with Kevin Durant, the two-time Finals MVP who left the Bay Area in 2019.
The Rockets are entering the 2026-27 season looking to contend in the West. If that push falls short, Durant's situation could change quickly—and Golden State would reportedly be ready to act.
#golden #steph #Warriors
The Golden State Warriors have spent this offseason watching other teams make the big moves. Steve Kerr's roster missed out on LeBron James, and the front office has mostly stood pat as Steph Curry enters the later stages of his career.
But that quiet approach may not be the full story. According to a new report, Golden State has not ruled out bringing back a familiar face if the right opportunity arises this season.
The update comes from Clutch Points insider Brett Siegel. Sources told Siegel the organization has not fully moved on from the idea of reuniting Curry with Kevin Durant, the two-time Finals MVP who left the Bay Area in 2019.
The Rockets are entering the 2026-27 season looking to contend in the West. If that push falls short, Durant's situation could change quickly—and Golden State would reportedly be ready to act.
#golden #steph #Warriors
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